Cloud Computing
Prototype could help by creating a digital identity for 1.1 billion people around the world who don’t have a formal ID.
But there are a lot of pros and cons when looking at the big four vendor’s infrastructure-as-a-service offerings.
Healthcare is likely to receive plenty of attention, especially following reports last week that Apple is working on technology that would gather personal health records on the iPhone.
Two new cloud services enable healthcare pros to care for patients in their homes or clinical settings, and across multiple care plans, the company says.
The software enables doctors and family members to track and share data about pediatric patients to inform care decisions.
CIOs and CISOs must consider IP address probing, spear-phishing, untrained developers and more when securing cloud assets because health data needs to be at least as secure as physical assets.
Ezras Choilim chose the embattled vendor for its cloud-based electronic health record and population health services.
Not only telehealth, but cloud-based EHRs and remote monitoring connectivity could all be affected by regulation rollbacks, Health Affairs says.
Cisco will build new applications for IBM’s platform that hospital security teams can use to better understand and respond to advanced threats.
IDC report says cloud services are transforming IT departments into lines of business as they acquire daily operations tasks instead of carrying them out on their own.